GEO.
PATERSON
Furniture
Pianos
County, Oregon, has set the 7th
day of October at 1 p. m. as the
time of hearing in his court any
objections to such report. There­
fore any persons having objec­
tions thereto will file the same in
said Court on or before said date.
J. E. GLEASON,
Administrator o f the
estate of Leonard G.
Gleason, deceased.
Manche Langley, Att’y for Adm.
Furniture, Chairs, New Line of Rugs, In­
grains and Linoleums.
THE VERY BEST
$25.00 SEWING MACHINE
ON THE MARKET
Everything
Necessary to
STEEL
Furnish a
Hom e
RANGES
I have a few Steel Ranges which I am closing out at a
big discount.
H ave not got the room to keep them.
H A M M O C K S A T COST
A ll Ham m ocks to be Sold A t Cost. Let me prove it to you
GEO. G. PATERSON
FURNITURE AND PIANOS
FOREST G R O V E ,
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J. H. Brokaw has begun work
He does
not expect to have it ready for
this years crop, but will dry his
prunes at Paterson’s.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed his finai
report in the estate of Hardenia
P. Gleason, deceased, and that
the County Judge of Washington
County, Oregon, has set the 7th
day o f October at 10 a. m. as the
time o f hearing in his court any
objections to such report. There
fore any persons having objec
tions thereto will file the same in
said Court on or before said date.
J. E. GLEASON,
Administrator o f the
estate o f Hardenia P.
Gleason, deceased.
Manche Langley, Att’ y for Adm.
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W a t t s Ite m s
The prune driers on the hill
will start this week and the hop-
pickers will have a new job.
J. H. DeMoss’ sale last Satur­
day was well attended and every­
thing sold fairly well.
Wesley Kennedy had the mis­
fortune to break his left arm
Monday, by falling from his pony
and striking his arm. Dr. Hines
set the bones.
Survevors are finding the lines
o f the Watts’ place this week and
last. They are staying at Mr.
Frost’s.
Locals
P A IN T S, W A L L PA PE R , OILS
In Fact
A number o f people from the
Hill attended John DeMoss’ s sale
last Saturday and helped to
make the bidding spirited.
19 -6 __________ ________________ on his prune drier.
FINAL NOTICE
I carry a full line of M odem and Up-to-Date
Miss Gertrude Reuter who has
been spending a few weeks at
her father’s place on the Hill has
returned to Portland to resume
her studies at the Washington
high school.
OREGON
We shall have help in our Sun­
Money to loan—Apply to Mrs. day School for awhile—a gentle­
man and his wife from east o f
E. A. Coleman.
Forest Grove are going to help
Wanted to rent or buy a farm. us out. They are very welcome.
Address Forest Grove Press. 2t
Mrs. DeMoss and son ate din­
160 acres good timber.
Will ner at T. B. Stevenson’s, Sunday.
trade for business property.
Tuesday evening there was a
Press office
special school meeting to elect a
Dr. Semones, the Home Ocu­ director in the place o f John De­
list, is prepared to correct your Moss who resigned. Allan Dil-
eye troubles. 217 First St.
ley was elected after a spirited
race with Phillip Lesser.
I will have a few thousand dol­
lars to loan on or about Oct. 1.
9-14
T. J. O. T hacher .
Gales Creek Items
Are your eyes ready for school
N. C. Lilly, our merchant, was
duties? Dr. Semones, The Home quite sick several days last week.
Oculist. Ind. Telephone 311.
Maude and Norman Lilly went
1 want to rent small farm —will to Forest Grove, Monday, where
Maude will attend college and
pay cash rent. Address
Norman will take a High School
J ulius W ehrly ,
Forest Grove, Ore. course.
Bruce McCann, who has been
ESTRAY—Black mare, roach
working near Gaston was home
mane, about middle age, weight Saturday and Sunday, but is in
about 1000 pounds. Came to my Portland now.
Diace Tuesday, August 8. Same
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lilly,
has been posted. J. F. Haynie. o f Glenwood, Sept. 15, a daugh­
The Oregon Land Co. loan ter.
money at 5J% on city property,
Miss Emma Wilson is attend­
you buy the lot or acreage and ing High School at Forest Grove
they will build the house, pay it this winter.
off like paying rent.
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Misses Alice and May McCann
were shopping in Forest Grove,
Sale dates to eastern destina­ Monday. Miss Alice went on to
tions summer excursions round Portland to visit friends there.
trip: Sept. 15 and 25; Oct. 2, 6,
17. 18, 19. Limit Nov. 15, 1911.
Thes rates have been extended,
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Dilley Happenings
N. L. A tkins .
Mr. and Mrs. Linegar and Mr.
A new line of beautiful, senti­
and
Mrs. Briggs went in Line-
mental and comic post cards just
gar’s
auto to Beaverton and vis­
arrived at the Forest Grove
ited
over
Sunday with W. P egg’s
Pharmacy. Hurry before the
and
family.
choicest are taken.
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scribed as follows: That part of
lot number ten of said Fruitvale
Addition situated south o f the
roadway of the Oregon and Cali­
fornia Railroad cutting through
Central Livery Barns
said lot, and east o f the center
line if extended o f the forty foot
Me Namer & Wirtz, Proprietor*
roadway leading south between
lots two and three o f said tract,
General Livery
containing about ten acres, par­
Mrs. F. E. Williams will be
ticularly described as follows: ready to receive piano pupils
and Tillamook Stage Lines.
Beginning at the southeast cor­
ner o f said lot ten, running thence this week at her residence on 1st
north 12.57 chains to the right of St. and 4th Ave. Both phones.
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way of said railroad; thence
southwesterly
following
the
south side of said right o f way
Correspondence
| to the intersection o f the center
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
i line of the forty foot roadway if
David’s Hill
Notice is hereby given that the
! extended, running between lots
Mrs. Walter Goss and Miss
two and three o f said tract; thence
last half o f the taxes where half
¡south following said center line Agnes Catlin o f Portland spent
payment has been made on the
of said roadway to the south line Sunday at Prof. J. C. Hazzard’ s
1910 tax roll, are due and will be
! of said lot ten; thence east to the place.
delinquent on the first Monday
place of beginning.
Reuters finished picking their
in October, 1911, to-wit: Monday,
Bids will be received by me at
hops
Wednesday. The crop was
■ the law office o f M. Bailey Bump,
O ct 2, 1911, and a charge o f 10
GUARDIAN'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
very
good
considering
the
!
in
Hillsboro,
Oregon,
and
said
per cent penalty, and interest at
Notice is hereby given that sale will be subject to confirma­
weather.
one per cent per month will be under and by virtue o f an order
tion by the County Court of
charged on all taxes which shall of sale duly made and entered of Washington County, Oregon.
Several o f the prune driers on
become delinquent on said date record by the County Court o f
Dated at Hillsboro, Oregon, the Hill started up this week.
W’ashington County, Oregon, on
The prunes are not quite ripe
as above set forth, as per law August 21, 1911, licensing me to this 28th day o f August, 1911.
ELLA McPHERSON,
enough yet, but most of the
Prescribed.
sell at private sale, the reai es­
Guardian o f the person
tate.
hereinafter
described,
be-
and estate o f Walter J, | growers were afraid to leave
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them longer. The rain has split
Sheriff and Tax Collector for longing to Walter J. McPherson,
McPherson, a minor.
a large part o f them in most
Washington County, Oregon.
aminor, I will from and after M. Bailey Bump.
DatfHi at Hillahoro Orptron OcL 2, 1911, proceed to 86Ü, at
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Attorney for Guardian.
orchards.
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: Pnvate “ le- to the highest bidder
Otto Parsons spentJSunday
this 5th day o f September, 1911. for cash in hand at the time |of '
sale, an undivided one third in­
FINAL
NOTICE
with
J. A. Patersons.
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terest of, in and to the following
Notice is hereby given that the
The grapes have suffered
described real property situated
If you want to sell and your in the County o f Washington ind^rsigned has filed his final re­ somewhat from the rain. They
port in the estate o f Leonard G. have not ripened and in many
Price is right list with the Oregon and State o f Oregon, to-wit:
Gleason, deceased, aud that the
In
Fruitvale
Addition
to
City
Land Co. They are the boys
places are rotting.
o f Forest Grove particularly de- County Judge o f Washington
that hustle.
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Matt Pehl was down from his
hill farm Monday.
Mr. and Mrs.C. Hubburt left for
Canada to spend a year with their
son.
Mr. Patten, who had his foot
crushed is able to be up a little.
We hope for a speedy recovery.
Mrs. C. A. Brodersen received
her gold watch in the Pacific
Homestead contest and it is a
beauty. She is now working for
the piano.
Garden Knight is working for
J. W. Hughes.
Mrs. Hubburt took her son,
Raymond, to Portland to have
his tonsils removed.
Mrs. La Reu, Mrs. Thornburg
and M rs. Scott called at the
home o f Mrs. Sailing, Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. J. W. Hughes visited her
parents Sunday at Cornelius.
Miss Tsenberg and Mr. Japlifi,
o f Portland, visited at the Blue
Bell Dairy over Sunday.
The circus is over and we think
they were all there.